1.5 weeks old. Iceman x Emma. 7 pups. 3 males, 4 females.

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I forgot the real reason why I do it. I am a glutton for punishment and I like throwing money away.  There, I said it. I feel much better now.

Hahaha that’s greatness!


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BBT

Still in it for the love of the dogs, and for the love of helping folks out that are getting torn up. Been doing this a while now it seems. Feels like yesterday when I started in on this life style. Here we are, almost 10 years in after getting addicted. No turning back now!


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Some semi recent pics of Amerigo.

https://www.facebook.com/134484609984591/posts/1785621988204170/


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With hopes, prayers, and shear luck we might have the 7th gen Amerigo coming soon.

Iceman x Emma cross.

Iceman is out of UDR’s Cotton and my PJ dog. Emma is out of Sue, who was out of Captain Kidd x Doodle, and Bailey, an AB out of JamUp Bulldogs stock. Good outcross bred back into the line again. Really need this to work.

With PJ, Doodle, and Kidd all dead now, we really need the next generation to hit the ground running. Emma has done me proud since PJ left me. It’s been tough getting back in the swing. But now it’s even tougher to put Emma up to have a litter and focus on some other bulldogs I have that need work.




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Thanks Robert.


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Good hog bubba


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Thanks Judge! We’re gona get you up here with us soon bud.


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Congrats on a good hog and nice dog work.

Thanks Cajun! He was sure a fun one to catch. Hope all is well bud.


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Great hunt! I read this the other day on Facebook on the Texas Boar Hunters page, I thought the names of the dogs sounded familiar. I knew it was someone from on here


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Thank you, and yes sir. Just been a long while since I’ve been on here. Needed to come back and see how it was going with all these guys. We appreciate the likes and following the page.


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Nice hog. I'm about to forget what one looks like.

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I feel your pain! I was getting close to that. Life tends to get in the way of gettin in the woods sometimes.


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had the same thing happen saturday but was caught in a thicket so briary I couldnt get to it while he was caught for about 5 min b4 shacking off the  cd and leaving the country taking the curs out for a few more hours, bayed a few more times but couldnt get close enough for a 2nd catch. Needed 2 bulldogs on him the first time or a more open area 

Thanks bud. Yeah, that’s a tough one. Definitely been there a few time before.


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Damn good hog Judge! I know I already told you that over text lol I remember when I got back to the truck and checked my phone and saw this pic, then I returned fire with pics and vid of that boar hog I caught... I got a good chuckle out of all that. I was still pretty amped up.


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https://www.facebook.com/134484609984591/posts/2191031647663200?sfns=mo


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Haven’t posted here in a long time! Hate that, but figured I’d come back and show some love to the ol ETHDs family.

Got out to a clients property around 8 the other night. Dropped on the west side of the place, but didn’t find any new damage after covering the majority of it. So we drove around to the front of the east side and dropped again. Some older sign there, but nothing major. We had one last place to drop on this spot further down on the east side, and sure enough, the dogs start acting piggy. We had Fred, Ellie May, and Emma (CD). Fred hollered out about 160 yards in the woods when he hit a hot track, then started coming back in closer. Ellie May started heading to him. Fred started sounding off, and then set into a solid bay. Ellie May got there really quick since she was so close, and they lit up the woods together. It was the kind of bay that makes your hair stand on end! We drove the buggy a bit closer, and cut Emma to them still bayed solid. As Lee and I followed in behind Emma, the woods started to rumble and the ground shook. Saplings were cracking and  breaking. We knew we were headed into a battle, especially when there was no squeal. We didn’t hear anything but a deep rumble/grunt. Emma started going rounds with that boar hog! She wasn’t coming off, and that hog knew it and didn’t like it one bit. I ran in, handed Lee my knife, and grabbed a leg. My hands barely fit around the legs, so I grabbed the tail too. The boar had such a hard plate that it was tough to get the Bowie knife in him, so I grabbed the knife back, then handed the leg off to Lee to get a better stick on him and finish the deal. Then it was over. All dogs luckily unscathed, minus some minor scratches, and everyone home safe and sound. Couldn’t have asked for better dog work out of all of them tonight, and couldn’t have asked for a better night with good company either! Lee, the old man Fred, Fred’s daughter Ellie May, and Emma Lue made me proud tonight.


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Was a fun hunt for sure. We’ll get em a stick when it’s not a toothy! Ready to go again, but it’s looking like rain this weekend.


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Good hog brother!


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Was a blast! Let me know how outta shape I am! Round shape doesn’t help when climbing hills! Lol thanks for the invite Judge! Looking forward to next time.


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Yeah buddy! Gettin it done there! Good hogs!


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Good hogs brother! I’m so ready to get in the woods next weekend.


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